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Say I have the one db schema named "action" that has the tables "actions" and "actionnotifications". Then I have another db schema named "notification" that has the table "notifications".

I am using ActiveJDBC to query the complex action object.

The Action class (which extends Model) has the following annotation: @Many2Many(other = Notification.class, join = "actionnotifications", sourceFKName = "actionId", targetFKName = "notificationId")

When I run the following code: List actions= Action.where("id = ?", actionId).include(Notification.class)

I get a MySQLSyntaxError exception saying that "Table 'action.notifications' doesn't exist". I have not seen anything in the ActiveJDBC documentation that talks about querying class relationships over different db schemas, does anyone have any experience accomplishing this task?

NickTOA
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This is more of an issue of MySQL and not ActiveJDBC. Are you sure you can access tables from one schema while connected to another? The schema is really part of the MySQL JDBC URL, correct? If you can write a Java program that can access all your tables from different MySQL databases, that ActiveJDBC will be able to do that too.

ipolevoy
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  • You rock. It turned out to be an issue with the connections I was opening, as long as I have connections to both schemas opened in the thread, ActiveJDBC will handle the rest. Thanks! – NickTOA Nov 13 '14 at 16:01